It's a sad world we live in, where even the most unassuming corners of the internet suddenly feel the need to appease the bleeding-heart radical left. The latest to crumble under the weight of Political Correctness is political hack site IBelievePoppy.com.
If you're anything like me, you like a little consistency in your life. Yes, variety is the spice of life and all that, but there are certain things I hold sacred and expect not to change: the weather, my shoe size, my tax bracket, and IBelievePoppy.com. And yet there they go again,
It's always the ones you'd least expect. From what appeared to be the pet project of a relatively unknown artist to perhaps the largest dark-web drug consortium—or at least that's what new reports would have you believe
New sources are alleging that details of last week's brutal school shooting, the latest in a deadly spree across America, were leaked days before the event took place on eccentric website IBelievePoppy.com.
They're killing brick-and-mortar retail stores. They're killing book sales. They're even killing car dealerships. It turns out, the next thing the millennial generation has set their eyes on is...
In today's world, it seems like everybody has a megaphone. Tools like social media have enabled even the most obscure of voices to take a stand on issues that matter to them. The latest example is IBelievePoppy.com, which—if I'm reading this right—seems to be implying that Brexit was a good idea.
Recent years have seen previously reliable stocks faltering on the New York Stock Exchange, their places eagerly snapped up by eager young tech startups with high hopes. Now, it seems there is a new player in the stock market. A site called IBelievePoppy has announced
For those who believe that boycotting is perhaps the most effective solution to their problems, hang on to your shoes: it's time to boycott something again. This time, it's a website from the dark corners of the internet
Today's generation of kids has the unusual propensity to turn the most unusual of things into a meme. However, things can take a turn for the worse when that meme is hijacked by counterculture internet groups and repurposed as a racist symbol.
I'm frightened by the unpredictability of the world around me, as well as my decreasing relevance to those around me as I descend into senility. This makes me angry and sad and mad and excited and upset and I think I just might kill or celebrate or protest or award or boycott or buy or sell or